Forums: Investigation

I was on another forum recently which is I assume predominantly populated by Americans and I came across the term Matrixing.

When is a case no longer worth investigating?  I recieve e-mails from groups who have seen a location in our gazatteer, the historical research has been done for them, the case history summerised and they decide they want to go there and do an investigation with their group.  Even though nothing has been reported in 90 or so years and the current owners have shown no indication that they

While I do not agree in full I find this article well worth reading since most of us had the same feelings when investigating the "Paranormal":

endlessjrny.blogspot.com/2009/10/if-only-paranormal-could-remove-that-on.html

As mentioned in the latest ASSAP News, Dr Rupert Sheldrake is seeking people to assist him ina project by completing  his Mobile Telephone Telepathy Test.  You can do this by visiting his website www.sheldrake.org.  The link to his online experiments is here.

I am in need of a new "universal service digital camera" since mine gave up the ghost during a recent trip to France.

Does every case of a haunting require an overnight investigation?  What criteria if any does a case have to meet before you would be willing to do an overnight stay? 

This is a question I am often asked, as I am sure many of you involved in the field are.  So, lets post some good suggestions, links and tips.

I am sure that you have probably come across people who have had bad experiences with paranormal groups, paranormal entertainment companies and locations that allow people in to investigate them.  There seems to be quite a few problems in the investigating community, so much so that there is even a ‘Keeping The Paranormal Friendly’ group now.